Soil Management and Crop Yield

Evaluation of Phosphogypsum and Pore Volume Water Rates for Reclaiming Saline-Sodic Cambisols of Metehara Sugar Estate, Central Rift Valley of Ethiopia

The paper evaluates phosphogypsum and leaching water rates for reclaiming saline-sodic soils, finding that 100% gypsum requirement with 3-4 pore volumes of water most effectively reduces salinity and sodicity.

Healthy soils, rising pests? Stopping plowing improves soil quality but increases wireworm infestation: evidence from a long-term field study

This study shows that reducing plowing improves soil quality but increases wireworm infestation over five years in a field setting.